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Song of the Crimson Flower
Julie C. Dao
For the teenager grappling with unrequited feelings or social divides, this quest explores the courage needed to look pa
Ages 12–18
Sun! One in a Billion
Stacy McAnulty
For the curious child who gazes at the sky, this playful guide uses a bold, first-person voice to turn solar science int
Ages 4–8
Silent Days, Silent Dreams
Allen Say
For the child who experiences the world through quiet observation or unique creative methods, this moving biography cele
Ages 8–12
The Peculiar Pig
Joy Steuerwald
For the child who feels like the odd one out in their family or group. Penny the dachshund discovers that being differen
Ages 3–7
The Secret Life of Kitty Granger
G. D. Falksen
For the teen who feels their unique way of seeing the world is a burden, this spy thriller shows how different perspecti
Ages 13–18
Mack McGinn's Big Win
Coleen Murtagh Paratore
For the child who feels like the 'runt of the litter' or struggles to find their own talent in the shadow of high-achiev
Ages 8–12
The Ballad of Darcy and Russell
Morgan Matson
For the teenager grappling with the intensity of a first spark and the realization that their family history is more com
Ages 14–18
A Tale of Two Daddies
Vanita Oelschlager
For children curious about different family structures, this story shows how two dads provide the same love and care as
Ages 4–8
The Legend of Lady Ilena
Patricia Malone
For the teenager navigating conflicting family loyalties or questioning their place in the world while searching for the
Ages 12–16
The Leo Lionni Treasury
Leo Lionni
For the child who feels like they don't fit the mold, these gentle fables celebrate the power of perspective, art, and f
Ages 3–8
Confessions from the Principal's Kid
Robin Mellom
For the child who feels defined by their parents' jobs, this story explores finding your own voice while navigating the
Ages 8–12
Dragons Don't Go to School
John Davidson
For the child feeling nervous or curious about the classroom, this playful story explores why magical creatures might fi
Ages 3–7
Ancestor Approved: Intertribal Stories for Kids
Cynthia Leitich Smith
For the child seeking to see their own modern life reflected or wanting to understand the vibrant, connected world of co
Ages 8–12
Each Tiny Spark
Pablo Cartaya
For the child who thinks differently and is trying to bridge the distance with a parent who has changed while they were
Ages 9–12
Puzzled: A Memoir About Growing Up with OCD
Pan Cooke
For the child who feels overwhelmed by repetitive thoughts or hidden rituals, this graphic memoir offers a relatable loo
Ages 10–14
The Runaway
Glen Huser
For the young teen grappling with the loss of a parent and wondering where they fit in the world while searching for the
Ages 10–14
Axolotl's Found Friends
Rosalind Castro
For the child who feels like the 'odd one out,' this gentle tale follows a lonely axolotl finding a place where their un
Ages 3–7
The Obstinate Pen
Frank W. Dormer
For the child who struggles with perfectionism or feeling misunderstood, this quirky tale celebrates the joy of being tr
Ages 4–8
The Song of Us
Kate Fussner
For the middle schooler navigating the intensity of a first crush while balancing peer pressure and complicated family l
Ages 10–14
Everything You Need to Survive the Apocalypse
Lucas Klauss
For the teenager navigating the tension between their own logic and a loved one's faith, or dealing with a parent's emot
Ages 14–18
Out Now: Queer We Go Again!
Saundra Mitchell
For the teenager looking for a sense of belonging, these 17 stories celebrate queer identity and joy across realistic, f
Ages 12–18
All the Major Constellations
Pratima Cranse
For the teen processing intense guilt after a tragedy and searching for a sense of belonging while questioning their fai
Ages 14–18
Call Me Amy
Marcia Strykowski
For the shy child finding their voice through the quiet responsibility of caring for a wild creature and navigating chan
Ages 9–13
The Great Unknowable End
Kathryn Ormsbee
For the teen grappling with uncertainty about the future, this eerie historical tale explores finding purpose and connec
Ages 14–18
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